Kips Bay Decorator Show House Palm Beach

The Kips Bay Decorator Show House Palm Beach is in full swing and we were tapped by a number of talented designers to showcase our products in their spaces. If you’d like to visit, the details are on the show house website, including the home’s address and the hours: just click through for all the info. The last day to enjoy the fine design is April 3rd so don’t hesitate!

Currey & Company in Kips Bay Decorator Show House

Beth Diana Smith stands beside our Abu Accent Table atop which sits the Swoop Tray Set in her space. Image courtesy the designer; photography credit Carmel Brantley.

Among the products chosen by Beth Diana Smith are the So Nouveau Large and Small Vases, our Manhattan Small Vase, and the Swoop Tray Set, designed by Jamie Beckwith. The latter is based on a strong graphic shape that comes alive with the contrasting of pieces of bone and composite in ivory and black along the surface. Originally created in bold patterns for vertical and horizontal surfaces, Beckwith says of the Swoop, “I was inspired by mid-century design, specifically Italian designer Gio Ponti, when creating the Swoop pattern. I especially like the idea of curves with straight lines found in Swoop. There is a feminine but masculine feeling to these designs which work well in many environments, and that is due specifically to the shape.” We have a number of offerings in the Swoop family of products.

Tish Mills tapped our Tropical Grande Floor Lamp for her space, which plumes beside the fireplace. Image credit: Veranda Magazine; Kips Bay Decorator Show House Palm Beach; Sargent Photography.

Tish Mills designed a bedroom in the guest house in the Kips Bay Decorator Show House Palm Beach. During an Instagram Live event with Phillip Jeffries she told attendees that she pulled out the closet to put in the fireplace. Highlighting the wallpaper by Phillip Jeffries, she noted the entire room is covered in ripples to represent the waves rolling ashore on the nearby beaches. Her pretend client was a New York transplant who is acclimating to the surrounding nature, so everything in the space reflects a connection to the elemental. This includes our leafy Tropical Grande Floor Lamp near the corner of the fireplace.

Our Sillage Chandelier in the space designed by Jim Dove. Image credit: Veranda Magazine; Kips Bay Palm Beach Show House; Sargent Photography.

Jim Dove, of Jim Dove Design chose our Sillage Chandelier for this colorful bar area. Made of wrought iron in a mix of contemporary gold leaf and painted contemporary gold finishes, the Sillage Chandelier was designed by Ian Thornton, who notes, “I love this design because it seamlessly incorporates the beauty and simplicity of a pendant with the arms of a chandelier. There is a light inside the body that illuminates the columns of cones from the inside. The inspiration comes from Italian design.” His design of the gold chandelier inspired the name, the French word for the way a perfume’s fragrance lingers in the air, because its light lingers in the air just as beautifully!

Our MarjieScope Wall Sconce and Tropical Semi-Flush in a bathroom designed by Andrea Schumacher. Image credit: Veranda Magazine; Kips Bay Decorator Show House Palm Beach; Sargent Photography.

This bathroom designed by Andrea Schumacher includes the MarjieScope Wall Sconce and our Tropical Semi-Flush, which is made of brass in a vintage brass finish with life-like leaves attached to the long stem to imply movement. This detail gives the gold semi-flush extra sophistication. We also offer small and large floor lamps, and single-leaf and four-leaf sconces in the tropical family of fixtures.

Our Bee My Honey Chandelier in the space designed by Chris Goddard. Image credit: Veranda Magazine; Kips Bay Palm Beach Show House; Sargent Photography.

The Bee My Honey Chandelier, designed by Sasha Bikoff, crowns this colorful room designed by Chris Goddard of Goddard Design Group. The chandelier is made of wrought iron in an antique brass finish and is handmade using a technique called metal piercing, a process during which composite is poured into the cavity of a mold and intricately pierced using a nail-shaped piece of metal. The textural stippling creates the feeling of a hive around which cast bees have been welded. We also offer this design in a side table.

The Moderne Chandelier in the space designed by Tiffany Brooks. Image credit: Veranda Magazine; Kips Bay Palm Beach Show House; Sargent Photography.

Tiffany Brooks chose our Moderne Chandelier as a focal point in her space, the fixture perfect for the vibe she created in its luminous gold and crisp white finishes. Designed by Tom Caldwell, the uber-modern white chandelier has a hand formed sheet-metal structure. “Its diffusers are designed to direct the light source upward so it can reflect off of the ceiling and create a warm glow around the room where it is located,” Tom remarks. “We chose a gesso white finish for the exterior that is accented with a warm contemporary gold leaf on the interior of the diffusers.” We offer the Moderne sconces in black and white versions.

In the right-hand corner, facing, of this space designed by Noz Nozawa is our Abu Accent Table. Image credit: Veranda Magazine; Kips Bay Palm Beach Show House; Sargent Photography.

In the right-hand corner, facing, of this space designed by Noz Nozawa is our Abu Accent Table with its seated ape that lifts its table top with little effort. The table, which is made of cast aluminum, has an antique gold finish that covers the piece to make the gold occasional table read as if it has aged. Creases molded into the top also support the effect that this is a vintage piece.

Our Go-Go Flush Mount in the kitchen designed by Robert Bakes and Paul Kropp. Image credit: Veranda Magazine; Kips Bay Palm Beach Show House; Sargent Photography.

Robert Bakes and Paul Kropp of Bakes and Kropp Fine Cabinetry chose our Go-Go Flush Mount for the kitchen. It’s mid-century design with a shapely twist is perfect for the space. The white opaque glass shade is slotted between two sheets of wrought iron in a brass finish. These are off-set to create half-moon shapes. The bottom diffuser on this gold flush-mount is made of opaque glass, as well. We also offer the Go-Go in a pendant.

Rows of our Blossom Two-Light Wall Sconces create a datum-line in the bathroom designed by Nikki Levy. Image credit: Veranda Magazine; Kips Bay Palm Beach Show House; Sargent Photography.

Nikki Levy, who chose our Blossom Two-Light Wall Sconces for her space, describes the bathroom as a nod to vintage design that would have been au currant when the house was built in 1929. The gold sconces, designed by Denise McGaha, were so cleverly installed by the designer. These fixtures were inspired by magnolia blossoms. “I am super excited that my Southern heritage and love for magnolia is making nature and lighting come together in such a beautiful way!” McGaha says of her design. The brass sconce is one of three fixtures in the blossom family, each certified for damp locations.

Kelly Finley, photographed in her space, which is a guest suite. Image credit: Christopher Stark.

Kelly Finley chose our Villette Black Table Lamp for her guest suite, photographed below. Extending daintily from a ball of black marble, the thin stem of the lamp is made of metal in a brass finish. At the very point where the black shantung shade culminates at its bottom-most point and just above the base are the subtlest of accents that bring this gold and black table lamp its sophistication and charm. Tom Caldwell designed the Villette.

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Our Villette Black Table Lamp in Kelly Finley’s powerful space. Image credit: Christopher Stark.

If you go to the show house and find one of our products in a vignette that you love, we’d be thrilled if you’d share it on Instagram with the hashtag #curreyco. We’d like to thank all of these talented designers for choosing our furnishings to showcase within their beautifully designed spaces.